By: Kaci Racelma for Al-Monitor Posted on October 10.

This week I was invited to an Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) meeting in the Austrian cap

The head of the United Nations entity mandated to promote gender equality today welcomed the increase in women's repr

The next generation of Algeria's elected bodies will include more women than before.

To appease "Arab spring" protesters, Algeria lifted a 1991 law that banned public assembly, but a longstand

Amidst the demands for democratic change across the Middle East and North Africa, the United States is now confronted

Only a short time ago, commerce in Algeria was an almost exclusively male activity.

UN Special Rapporteur on gender-based violence, Rashida Manjoo, is visiting Algeria through Saturday (November 20th)

Algerian rights groups on Monday pressed President Abdel-Aziz Bouteflika to open an independent inquiry into alleged

Women's groups throughout the Maghreb are pushing to change national Family Codes, rejecting current legislation as i

The English senior seminar class presented the documentary film "Algeria: Women at War" in Bryan Jr.

The CIA's top officer in Algeria has been returned to Washington amid allegations that he drugged and raped two women

In Algeria, women drive trains, hold positions as judges and make up the majority of students.

In this tradition-bound nation scarred by a brutal Islamist-led civil war that killed more than 100,000, a quiet revo